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This guy is incredible. To be half the man he is would be amazing by anyone's standards.
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The video of my talk "The forgotten ideas of computer science" is now
up at youtu.be/-I_jE0l7sYQ
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Ben Cohen writes about improvements to conditional conformances coming in Swift 4.1 on Swift.org: swift.org/blog/conditional-c…
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Remembering @HansRosling and this moment when he took on a reporter about seeing the big (positive) picture of the world.
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Wonder how much @McDonalds paid someone to copy my video. I didn't even get paid to make the original
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CO2 injected deep underground turns to rock – and stays there ow.ly/7QKP3015Sx5
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A response to @brentsimmons : “What’s Missing in the Discussion About Dynamic Swift” blog.metaobject.com/2016/05/… cc: @ccgus @chockenberry
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Quest for simplicity continues with Elm 0.17. See how supporting websockets and geolocation made @elmlang smaller! elm-lang.org/blog/farewell-t…
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How equal do we want the world to be? You'd be surprised buff.ly/1SnKyXe
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More on generic collection algorithms, SubSequence and overloading in #swiftlang airspeedvelocity.net/2016/01…
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I say with confidence as a former UIKit author: React's model for the UI layer is vastly better than UIKit's. React Native is a *huge* deal.
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Blog Post: What is Functional Programming?
blog.jenkster.com/2015/12/wh…
(Hint: It's not map, filter and reduce.)
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★ What Can A Technologist Do About Climate Change? (A Personal View) worrydream.com/ClimateChange…
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#NYCGifathon Day 5 - I stopped by the @bemeapp office and @CaseyNeistat 's studio. Follow me on Beme @slimjimstudios nitter.gq/slimjimstudios/status/…
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It is kind of amazing, the amount of theory programmers are willing to learn in order to avoid learning any theory.
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Functional languages were discovered, not invented.
"Many of you work in languages that were invented. And it shows." @PhilipWadler
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Lisp isn't even that great, but nothing great will exist without [re]learning its lessons in the abstract. nitter.gq/LispDaily/status/64675…
must read for #lisp fans. 《The Evolution of Lisp》 1993 By Guy L Steele Jr., Richard P Gabriel. @ dreamsongs.com/Files/Hopl2.p…
























